Waffle Block, Imperial   Updated 12/20/2011

Carnival glass collectors are partial to representation of flowers, birds, and animals, so the modern-looking Waffle Black design suffers--even though it's a well done pattern with the theme nicely implemented over a pretty wide range of shapes. Above left are a handled basket in marigold and a square bowl in teal. The marigold punch bowl and base are especially dramatic.
Baskets, handled

Aqua/teal, 100 (2006), 65 (2007), 55 (2010)

Blue, powder, 90 (2007)

Clambroth, 10-15

Marigold, 15-25

Pink, 65 (2007)

Purple, 55 (1997)

Sapphire blue, 55 (2007)

Smoke, 85 (1999), 75 (2002), 250 (2004)

Vaseline, 750 (1999), 600 (nick, 2004)

Bowls

Clambroth, 11 1/2 inch round, 10 (2002)

Teal, 7-inch square, 20 (1997)

Teal, 8-inch square, 35 (2007)

Rosebowl

Clambroth, 30 (2000)

Punch sets

Clambroth, 6 pieces, 100 (2002)

Marigold, 8 pieces, 130, 155 (both 2007),
   100 (2010), 70 (2011)

Punch bowl and base

Clambroth, 80 (1996)

Marigold, 55 (2004), 60 (2011)

Punch bowl top only

Aqua, 65 (2004), 25 (2010)

Marigold, 20 (2004)

Smoke, 15 (2009)

Teal, 45 (2005), 25 (2006), 25 (2007)

Punch cups

Clambroth, 10-15

Marigold, 6 (2007), 15 (2008)

Plate, 6 inch

Marigold, 40 (1998)

Plate, 10 inch square

Marigold, 35 (2009)

Tumblers bring good prices, oftentimes more than realistic patterns. Sherbets, even though more rare, are not valued highly. One wouldn't expect to see the Waffle Block pattern whimsied into a spittoon, but here it is. In marigold, it's 9 1/2 inches wide and 5 inches high. In a private collection.
Tumblers

Clambroth, 150 (2003), 195 (2008)

Marigold, 335 (2003), 115 (2004), 5 (2011)

Purple, 45 (2009)

Water pitchers

Clambroth, 175 (2001), 175 (2002),
   70 (2003), 105 (2004)

Marigold, 225 (2001), 90 (2002), 15 (2011)

Cup and saucer

Marigold, 45 (2006), 40 (2007)

Sherbet

Clambroth, 15-25

Breakfast set (small creamer and sugar)

Clambroth, 50 (1994), 40 (2000)